y johnson. venas que drenan la sangre al cerebro. se observÓ en combinaciÓn con bajos niveles de plaquetas. todos en mujeres entre 18 y 48 aÑos. una de ellas falleciÓ. el estado de california puso en pausa la administraciÓn de la vacuna contra el coronavirus de johnson y johnson. los mÉdicos aseguran que las personas estÁn protegidas, si recibieron la vacuna. tayana garcÍa hablÓ al respecto. tayana: quÉ debo saber si ya me puse la vacuna de johnson & johnson. >> las reacciones como dolor de cabeza, fiebre, escalofrÍo y malestar pasan dentro de los primeros dÍas. si hay un sÍntoma constante y permanente como el dolor de cabeza, sencillamente repÓrtelo a su mÉdico. tayan quienes se recibido la inmunizaciÓn en estas Últimas semanas, atentos a sÍntomas persistentes como... >> problemas respiratorios, es mÁs difÍcil el poder inspirar y aspirar el aire. si empezamos a notar problemas de congestiÓn mental. >> si siente dolor fuerte de cabeza o de estÓmago, tiene que acudir a su mÉdico. tayana: no se su

course of johnson's presidency. there's another painting on the right by charles russell, the famous painter of western scenes. and this was a painting that hung at the lbj ranch that the johnson's subsequently gave to their library. in this case in between there are many gifts that were given to the johnson's, , again by friends, and in some cases by heads of state including there's a wonderful solid gold representation of the mountain where there's a diamond where the sea of tranquility is located. the sea of tranquility is of course where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first landed on the moon. president johnson of course was very active in the space program, and so that mission occurred after he left the oval office, it was very much part of his efforts that we actually made it to the moon. this is a small private office set up for president johnson, and it was meant to model the private office, the oval office. through that door which are show in the moment is our replicate of the johnson oval office. but this

&johnson. de johnson&johnson fueron retiradas el dÍa de hoy. han decidido retirar su uso. desde hace una semana expandÍa la elegibilidad. aunque estas condados son puestos en pausa a solicitan a su comunidad que si ya tienen unas cita programada, lleguen a tiempo. reporter: para realizar una cita puede ingresar a la pÁgina web. avisamos a eso de las cuatro media de la tarde ya no habÍan citas disponibles. puede ingresar a esta pÁgina web y realizar su cita. recuerda que estas condados estarÁn proporcionando las vacunas de pfizer y moderna que requieren dos dosis, tendrÁ que regresar en dos semanas. presentadora: otras condados donde se administran las vacunas de johnson&johnson. hablamos con el supervisor de ese condado quien menciona esta afectarÁ esta zona. >> seguimos utilizando sus vacunas. presentadora: el supervisar pedraza, tambiÉn aplicÓ que la vacuna ya estÁ muy avanzada. el 42% de la poblaciÓn ha recibido al menos una dosis de la vacuna. si usted vive o trabaja en san francisco puede

>> the administration of johnson & johnson can resume immediately. >> reporter: the johnson & johnson vaccine is back after an 11 day pause. the fda and cdc saying the benefits out ray outweig the risk. ets r bust standards foeness an quality. this is a medical product use widely. >> reporter: after cdc voted to lift the pause but recommending it come with a label noting the risks of rare blood clots. there been 15 blood clot cases after receiving the one though shot including three deaths, all women out of 8 million people. >> contra contact cass county will start using the johnson & johnson vaccine again. >> reporter: people getting vaccinated will soon have a choice. >> if you don't want johnson & johnson you will have an alternative of the pfizer or moderna vaccine. >> reporter: the county has a surplus of the vaccine and the public may be reluctant. this vaccine clinical sue offer johnson & johnson. >> i heard a couple of bad things about at the pfizer is a little bit better. >> reporter: alameda in the city of berkeley will align with other bay area counties and resume the use o

what if you already received the johnson & johnson vaccine?for that on the "today" show right after "today in the bay" at 7:00 a.m. >>> let's head outside on this tuesday. this is a live look at san francisco. a little gray, a little dark, a little gloomy, and right now we're hoping for a better, brighter day on this tuesday to get your workday started. i believe we have a look at san jose. that's just a nice day. people looking to get their day started. hopefully they can have a little more brightness for their workday. >>> we're looking at highs reaching up to 770s. by the end of the weekend, it's hitting low 80s and san francisco will only reach into the 50s today so i would keep that jacket on, but you'll probably be able to take that off this weekend as we reach into the upper 60s. mike, what's happening out there now for the morning commute? >> let's show folks. over at the richmond side of the bridge, it looks like things are backed up a bit, more backed up by the toll plaza. traffic at the altima pass much farther east. some people mak

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& johnson.his clearly indicates there is some general concern. although those are rare elements that are not normally seen in a normal population, blood clotting, that something we need to watch for very carefully in the coming days. brent: this is a double whammy for the european union, because astrazeneca has been paused for people under the age of 60 because of fears of blood clots, and now johnson & johnson says it will delay the rollout of the vaccine here in europe because of these blood clot concerns. >> absolutely. any vaccine that is not considered helping in the deployment, in the developing world is a blow to much-needed efforts to blanket vaccinate the whole world. for the european union, i think it is certainly a setback, although this pause is considered temporary and is only precautionary, i personally feel because the astrazeneca and johnson & johnson use the same technology, there is a fair chance that association of this immune mediated depletion of the cells and also a blood c

johnson & johnson, the state has about 1.8 million shots.e, johnson & johnson next week also making up very small percentage. if you recall, the state was already expecting an 80% lower supply because of the manufacturing issues out of that baltimore plant, and this morning, we're hearing from the nation's top doctor, dr. anthony fauci looking at the situation surrounding the six women between the ages of 18 and 48 that developed blood clots after receiving the johnson & johnson vaccine. dr. fauci supporting that pause on the vaccine and offering this advice in terms of a time line. >> i believe this is going to take days to weeks as opposed to weeks to months. so i think we're going to be hearing about a decision pretty quickly. i don't think this is something that's going to drag out. >> reporter: that's good news for some of the folks that have not received their vaccination yet. right now as it stands, j&j not in supply in many of the locations within california. dr. anthony fauci says days and weeks as opposed to weeks and months when w

& johnson.n of course we got the news late monday that, in fact, the johnson & johnson was suspending the vaccinations temporarily. now, to give you a picture of the overall -- to give you an idea of the overall picture, there are already something just slightly over 11 million doses of vaccine administered here. so 200,000 doesn't represent a lot, but like i say it could very well break the momentum that president macron was hoping to start. and on another front, president macron says according to some of his advisers that he's going to be meeting tomorrow with experts about ways to reopen the country. seems slightly premature in the sense that the numbers here are really, as you pointed out, are really not very good. the rolling seven-day average for new cases is 37,000 new cases per day, which is quite high and the icu bed usage by covid patients is higher than it was a year ago, rosemary. >> certainly does appear to be premature. we will watch to see what happens there. jim bittermann bringi

clarifying epiphany to the presidency of the united states lyndon johnson johnson upon hearing cronkite's televised assessment supposedly said something the effect of if i've lost cronkites, i've lost middle america. or something along those lines. and a month later lyndon johnson announced that he would not seek another term as us president. that's a rarity seldom to sitting presidents announced that they are not going to seek re-election. before we drill down into the cronkite moment and the elements of this mythical occasion. let me provide some context about the war in vietnam. and before the conflict in afghanistan, the vietnam war was america's longest armed conflict. some 58,000 us military personnel died in vietnam. and there were many tens of thousands of deaths of combatants and civilians in the country's of southeast asia during a 20 year period from 1955 to 1975. america's troop presence in vietnam was most pronounced from 1965 until 1963. it peaked. in 1969 with more than 540,000 us military personnel in the country. and they were deployed there. to help prevent the communist

what if johnson had seen the johnson -- the cronkite program at some unknown date on videotape? we know that the cronkite program that night was videotaped. the white house had a crude videotaping system, in which many newscasts and broadcasts were videotaped. with this have made a difference? with this have -- would this have made a difference? if johnson had seen it later, might he have had the same reaction? what do you suppose? what if he saw this at a later date on videotape? or is it more likely his aides would have said, ok, mr. president, you are about to watch walter cronkite's special report in which he said the war in vietnam is stalemated. by introducing this report before he sat down to watch it, with that have diminished or diluted the effects of what cronkite was saying? let's pause the presentation and go back to you all. what do you think? doesn't make a difference if johnson had seen this program at some later date on videotape? shane, please? shane: i think we are debating the idea of acknowledging it, we should question to the same extent, why we have a need

and johnson and now if this would carry on happening with the johnson and johnson it would certainly be a big concerns for the european sorry the african union to deploy the vaccine at the rate they would anticipating and also the contribution to the coal that facility would also be reduced because of the demand by other countries on to the johnson and johnson so all in all any any vaccine that is having consents well not only have a contribution to where you know the vaccine hesitancy but owns on to the supply and that a committee would effect on little doubt all right mohamed joining us tonight from the u.k. mr rayney as always we appreciate your time your insights thank you thanks for having me well here's some other developments now in the pandemic india will fast track emergency approvals for cope with 1000 bank seeds that have been authorized by western countries and japan the country is ramping up its vaccination rollout has had battles soaring infection rates and the director general of the world health organization says confusion and complacency are ensuring the pandemic han

johnson the president of the u.s.n the very narrow confines of the plane, where jackie on his left. her hair floating in her eyes but very composed. and then lyndon, and i was on his right. george hughes with a bible in front of them. they were secret service people and congressmen we had known a long time. lyndon took the oath of office. host: julia sweig that is lady bird johnson reading her dire -- her diary entry from 1963 describing the scene after the assassination of john f. kennedy. you've just published a new book based on her diaries, " lady bird johnson: hiding in plain sight." tell me about these diaries. when did she make them? guest: thank you very much for having me, susan. her very first diary entry recording her experience of the fascination on november 22 1953. -- november 22, 1963 of john f. kennedy. she made this recording eight days after the assassination. she began with that moment and she continued throughout the johnson presidency until the very end of january, 1969 after nixon was inaugurated

y johnson.auciÓn tras detectar coÁgulos de sangre en seis mujeres entre los casi 7 millones de dosis administradas. buenas tardes, los casos son raros, pero la pausa en el uso de la vacuna de una sola dosis genera inquietud. un espe especialista no responde cuÁnto debemos preocuparnos. eso estÁ principal noticia, ademÁs este martes >> m(musica). >> me dejaron botado. >> el gobierno de nicaragua y el padre del niÑo abandonado en la frontera reclaman que regrese el menor. su tÍo en florida piensa que el padre fue obligado a firmar el pedido de repa repatriaciÓn. >> g(gritos). >> >> renuncia la gen sin paz renuncian la gente que matÓ de un disparo a duante wright y el jefe de la policÍa, mientras la manifestaciones siguen en las calles, y la madre del joven y la familia de george floyd se unen en el reclamo por justicia. de vuelta con mamÁ, compartimos la alegrÍa de los niÑas migrantes de volver estar bajo el mismo techo con su mamÁ a quien no veÍan desde hace casi un aÑo. listas para comenzar una

and johnson. covid vaccinations. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville top officials are emphasizing that this pause is out of an abundance of caution while they investigate ktvu jana katsuyama here now with more on this, jenna. frank berry county say that they got the news this morning and quickly switched out there. johnson and johnson vaccines for fizer and moderna doses, but they're warning that supplies could be tight this month. the cdc in fda announced the concerns about the johnson and johnson covid vaccines tuesday, saying six women under the age of 50 had been found with rare blood clots and low platelets. the six cases are a tiny fraction of the 6.85 million johnson and johnson vaccinations to date. the cdc alert calls for health providers nationwide to be on the watch. when this occurs, it's pretty tight from a few days 6 to 13 days from the time of the vaccination, the cdc says. anyone who received the johnson and johnson dose in recent weeks should see a

for their part johnson and johnson released a statement the same morning saying they are aware of the clotting issues and promising quote the safety and well being of people who use our products is our number one priority adding we have been working closely with medical experts and health authorities and we strongly support the open communication of this information to health care professionals and the public johnson and johnson also said it will proactively delay the rollout of the vaccine in europe as it reviews these cases with european health authorities and for more on this let's bring in our correspondent. brant just like we heard on that c.d.c. audio track the pause in johnson and johnson single does call that vaccine comes as 6 recipients experience a very rare blood clot now all 6 are a woman between the ages of 18 and 48 and all developed the illness within one to 3 weeks of vaccination now one of the 6 has died and a 2nd is currently hospitalized in critical condition but health officials are stressing that these are all very rare and rants and if you take a look at how man

>> johnson & johnson is delaying the rollout of its single-dose vaccine. six people out of a total of 7 million people in the u.s. developedthe prime minister of l said that their stopping flights landing in brazil to stop the spread of covid-19. iran will begin enriching uranium. people are saying that this will push programs to higher levels than ever before. still remaining short on weapons grade. mark: thank you very much for being with us. u.s. health authorities recoended pausing the johnson & johnson covid shot over blood clot fears. the company quickly announcing it would delay its european rollout in a setback to global immunization campaigns. out of nearly 7 million americans who received the vaccine, six women developed a rare type of clot in the brain along with low platelets. >> nearly seven but nearly two months after u.s. health authorities authorized it, they have recommended a halt in the rollout. this as the fda investigate a rare and severe type of log clot that occurred in six women after they received a single dose. >> one case was fat

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& johnson vaccine. anyone 18 years old or older should feel free to get the shot, and they will be warned about the low risk of blood clots. >> i'm a firm believer that the perfect should never be the enemy of the good. i think the risks and benefits of this vaccine clearly show that we're preventing tremendous disease. >> reporter: public health authorities put a pause on using the vaccine after six women came down with severe blood clots about two weeks after getting the shot. tonight, the cdc shares that there are now 15 of these cases, most of them with severe blood clots near the brain. all of them are women between 18 and 59 years old. three of them died, and seven are still hospitalized. but the experts underline these are out of 8 million americans who've gotten the shot with no serious complications. >> this is a very rare complication, a very rare aden >> reporter: the scientists are sharing this table to explain their thinking. over the next six months, they expect to see about 26 more cases

& johnson vaccine. i have always told you i'm going to tell you the truth and i'm going to lead with science. and today is, once again, one of those moments. c.d.c. and f.d.a. were alerted to six cases of rare types of blood clots called is he reboundal venis thrombosis that occurred in combination of low level of platlets. two individuals with these blood clots also had in their gastrointestinal tracts. it was reported to a system that c.d.c. and f.d.a. co-manage to serve as an early warning system to monitor the safety of vaccines. all six individuals with these clots were women between the ages of 18 and 48 and their symptoms presented six to 13 days after they were vaccinated with the johnson & johnson vaccine. these reports are similar to reports of thom boughtic e -- thrombotic events in europe with the astrazeneca. they were more frequent in women. the astrazeneca and johnson & johnson vaccines use an adno vector. they are different than the pfizer and moderna vaccines. blood clots in combination

esta semana se reanudÓ el uso de la vacuna de johnson & johnson.rsonas que tienen dudas? >> se vale tener miedo, pero la fda y el cdc han estado estudiando todos estos casos. esto es muy bueno. lo otro, las vacunas estÁn diseÑadas para evitar la muerte y es lo que hace la vacuna de johnson & johnson. paola: quÉ necesita saber una persona antes de recibir la vacuna? >> tenemos un riesgo muy bajo. si hay sÍntomas, entonces hay que acudir al mÉdico. en general, esto ocurre en las tres semanas luego de recibir la vacuna. de hecho, podemos desarrollar coÁgulos con la enfermedad, pero con la vacuna probablemente es cero. paola: se puede escoger la vacuna? >> hay lugares que lo permiten. paola: por Último, la vacuna de johnson & johnson llevarÁ una advertencia? >> completamente. es la manera de ser mÁs transparente. hay que poner todo en contexto, la protecciÓn de esta vacuna es muy grande. se vale preguntar y buscar respuestas. paola: muchas gracias, doctor. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: hoy se registrÓ un sismo a las 4:00 de la maÑana y se sintiÓ en oakland y ber

host: was a johnson & johnson? -- it johnson & johnson? caller: yes. host: how old is he.ost: one more call on the topic, in texas, we say hello to linda. caller: hello. host: turn down your volume or you are going to feedback. caller: okay. host: i am sorry. have to let you go, i apologize. call us another day.

johnson & johnson, the state has about 1.8 million shots.u can see, johnson & johnson next week also making up a very small portion of those vaccines. if you recall, the state was already expecting a lower supply because of the manufacturing issues out of that baltimore plant, and this morning, we're hearing from the nation's top doctor, dr. anthony fauci looking at the situation surrounding the six women between the ages of 18 and 48 that developed blood clots after receiving the johnson & johnson vaccine. dr. fauci supporting that pause on the vaccine and offering this bit of advice for those that have received it. >> i believe this is going to take days to weeks as opposed to weeks to months. so i think we're going to be hearing about a decision pretty quickly. i don't think this is something that's going to drag out. >> reporter: and dr. fauci wanted to reiterate that this was a pause. it wasn't a complete halt to the use of johnson & johnson moving forward, so as the cdc and the fda continue to investigate the situation, we'll continue

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but what if what if johnson had? seen the cronkite program at some later if unknown date on videotape. we know that the cronkite program that night was videotape the white house had accrued videotaping system in which many newscasts and news broadcasts were. or videotaped with this have made a difference would this have been? somehow a factor if johnson had seen it later might have had this same reaction. what do you suppose? what if he had seen this? at some later date on videotape or is it more likely that his aids would have said okay mr. president. you're about to watch a walter cronkite's special report in which he says the war in vietnam is stalemated. by introducing this report before he actually sat down to watch it. would that have diminished or diluted the effects of what cronkite was saying? so let's pause the presentation and go back to you all what do you think? does it make a difference if cronkite had seen or johnson had seen this program the cronkite programs at some later date on videotape. shane ple

the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine now on pause. the cdc and fda calling for it out of an abundance of caution. health officials reviewing reported cases of rare and severe blood clots in six women here in the u.s. that's out of nearly 7 million vaccinations. some governors angry the vaccine has been halted. dr. anthony fauci tonight defending the decision. so, what do you need to know if you've had this particular vaccine in the list of symptoms to be aware of and when someone should call their doctor. and if you already have an appointment for this one-shot vaccine, what now? dr. jha is here answering your questions tonight. >>> also developing late today, the woman police officer involved in the deadly shooting of daunte wright resigning today. the police chief resigning, too. officer kimberly potter, a 26-year veteran of the department, firing the fatal shot, heard on body cam yelling "taser" and firing her gun instead. her statement today with her resignation and daunte wright's family responding tonight. >>> just a few miles a

& johnson?s. johnson & johnson had advantages just because the issue was it did not need to be kept as cold as pfizer and moderna and it was one does and you're finished. there were advantages for hard-to-reach populations, minority communities, and specifically worldwide there is any advantage of using an agent that is easy to transport that is just in a refrigerator. and this is a setback and concerning. astrazeneca, and, we have a precedent for this with a similar vaccine. what ended up happening was it was paused and resumed in the eu certain population, and it is still ongoing in india, for example. it may not mean this is a pause, not a finality, as president biden said. we have enough dosesf moderna and pfizer to continue with 3 million doses a day in the u.s., but concerned about the impact worldwide. nermeen: a lot of people, at least initially, were more skeptical of the new vaccine that are now being administered most widely in the u.s., that is, the mrna vaccines pfizer and moderna,

and johnson vaccine. this comes after 6 women developed blood clots just days after receiving that shot as of yesterday. more than 7.2 million doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine had been administered across the u.s. a small portion of the overall 190 million covid vaccine shots given nationwide most of them from pfizer and moderna. meanwhile, california has now administered more than 23 million doses of the covid vaccine. this number includes all 3 shots, all 3 companies and more than 8.8 million people are now fully vaccinated against covid-19. that's about 27% of the state's population, one of the big questions tonight just how much of an effect will this change a pause? have on the bay area. our kron four's, dan kerman. he's been reaching out to bay area health departments and now joins us live with some of those details stand. well, it's a bit of a mixed bag most bay area health departments indicate that in the short term this shouldn't be much of a problem. >> pharmacies a little bit of a diffe

& johnson vaccine. six women developed rare blood clots. 10 million doses on hold nationwide pfizer is ramping up production and says they'll be able to deliver 10% more doses by the end of may the j&j halt dealing a blow to states susan mcginnis has the latest. >> reporter: states nationwide heeding a call from the cdc and fda pausing distribution of johnson & johnson covid vaccine after evidence of a fairly rare side effect. >> they're pausing to look at it more closely. >> reporter: women 18 to 48, half a dozen of them, developed rare blood clots within weeks of receiving j&j's shot one died officials stressing that the adverse events are extremely wear and the pause is out of an abundance of caution. >> tens and tens of millions of people received vaccine with no adverse effect this is a a really rare event. if you look at what we have done so far, 6 out of 6.85 doses which is less than 1 in a million. >> reporter: still they say call your doctor if you have severe headache, leg pain, abdominal pain

this week is the johnson and johnson vaccine. and on to the south in our santa clara county has announced a huge boost in its vaccine supply. kron four's. rob fladeboe has more on that now live for us from san jose. rob. >> that's right. sanaz another 300,000 doses. that's right. 300,000 doses coming from the federal government. another 60,000 from the state of california next week. officials here at this afternoon calling this a game changer. let's take a look at some video. and i can tell you that the significance of this, among other things is that this is going to mean that the county fully utilize capacity in all of its vaccine clinics. it also means that a county can start to release 10's of thousands of additional vaccine appointments over the remainder of this week and into next week, many more appointments available in the weeks ahead. and also as a result of the expanded vaccine supply. the county is opening eligibility to all people 16 or older who live and work in santa clara county effective today. that's hayes ahead

neither got the johnson & johnson vaccine. so when we asked if they would opt for this option, they had mixed reactions. >> so given a choice i would not prefer it. >> i'd take a one in a 1 million chance of getting a blood clot which i think is something that i can risk. >> reporter: marcella diaz and her parents get the johnson & johnson vaccine two weeks ago.e again. >> yeah. i would still choose that. i felt fine after my shot. >> reporter: the j&j vaccine will now include a label that warns of the rare blood clots. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >>> there is another big development from the cdc. it's now recommending pregnant women get vaccinated. early clinical trials didn't include anyone who was pregnant, but recent studies found that the pfizer and moderna vaccines were safe and effective for those who are pregnant or nursing. >>> in the south bay the bay area's largest county has reached a milestone in the fight against covid-19. santa clara county has administered 1 million doses, nearly a third of the count

the johnson & johnson vaccine is not like. that it's like that attenuated virus of traditional vaccines. in it along with the vaccine developed by astrazeneca and oxford, which is not available here, it's available in europe, they do not use nra. here's an important, thing regulators in europe, have seen similar, and similarly rare blood clot issues, with the astrazeneca vaccine. that resulted in temporary halts in the use of that vaccine last month. in many european countries. okay, so now we're in a holding pattern. waiting to see results of this, pause and see if this is isolated or if maybe there is more cases. the decision to pause the use of johnson & johnson vaccine, was made, it appears, fairly independently by the fda and cdc. the white house covid response coordinator, that guy who is responsible for all of this, said today, he only found out about it last night. you have to imagine that was not a great call. that independence we should know, reflects a kind of promises kept on the part of the biden administration. w

& johnson.e white house economic apologize usor for his take on this potential disruption on the pause in the vaccines. >> i think before we can make the kinds of timing determinations that you are asking about, we have to understand how disruptive this is. we just don't know yet. manus: meanwhile, anthony fauci was asked if he thought the decision was made rationally. >> we want to get this worked ut as quickly as we possibly can. that is why you see the word pause. in other words, you want to hold off for a bit, and very well maying back to that, maybe with some conditions, maybe not. but we want to leave it up to the c.d.c. and the f.d.a. to investigate this carely. not pulling the trigger too quickly. annmarie: a crucial conversation at 5:00 p.m. u.k. time, fed chair jay powell speaking with our very own david reubenstein. you don't want to miss that conversation. manus: absolutely. i love the piece of research whether we are in a pond cycle. i know i am dangerous with a fact, dangerous with

fears over blood clots hit another vaccine johnson and johnson says it's delaying shipments of its job to europe after concerns were raised in the u.s. we'll hear from our correspondent in new york. a large proportion of the u.k.'s fishermen and women voted for breaks it now many are facing ruin as the e.u. applies 3rd country trading rules to the former member. and discreet discovery we'll look at how lockdowns have led to a revival of the final. this is the real business on robots in but then welcome to the program. doesn't johnson says it's still laying the roll out of its coronavirus job in europe after regulators in the united states recommended a poor senate ministering the single vaccine following reports of potentially dangerous blood clots 6 cases are suspected after almost 7000000 doses of state regulators in europe are also assessing the reports johnson and johnson was planning to ship hundreds of thousands of doses to the you in the coming weeks. let's cross to our financial correspondent in new york court or now how is this news gone down on wall street. johnson and johnso

doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine until the cdc can determine it is safe. the bigger challenge she said is reaching out to the more than 60,000 people in the county who have been vaccinated with the j&j shot warning them of potential side effects like blood clots. >> we certainly have utilized that done in we did vaccines where it may be difficult to get people back and since all of this just happened this morning, we are working absolutely to make sure that we outreach the communities. >> reporter: across the bay area the one shot vaccine was often used to vaccinate the homeless, a group that advocates say is especially vulnerable due to its lack of access to medical care. >> there is a lot of information and a lot of caregiving to this and a lot of attention paid to it and there will be people maybe get the shot and develop symptoms who don't know what it is and many people here don't even go to the hospital. i have seen it. >> reporter: the johnson & johnson vaccine was the third to be approved in the u.s. and represented a small portion of the bay area

is johnson and johnson vaccine has hit the same stumbling block as the u.k.'s astra zeneca jab did last month a likely link to a rare and deadly blood clot use of johnson and johnson's janson vaccine has now been halted across the u.s. with health authorities investigating 6 incidents of clotting in younger women one of them fatal. the u.s. developed vaccine uses an adenovirus to trigger immunity the same mechanism as the astra zeneca vaccine janson accounts for roughly 5 percent of vaccines delivered so far in the u.s. . so i had a j. and j. that's in appointment today and. i saw the news about it getting kind of revoked so i called and i asked and they said you can get the pfizer vaccine and said my wife just did that and that's. why he did it and so you know i'm just hoping that i would not think that it's going to happen if i was you know anybody that she had a job. this is a set back to europe to johnson and johnson announced it will delay its rollout on the continent the company had already started processing an order from the e.u. of 200000000 doses. ma

regresa las vacunas de johnson y johnson.beneficios son muy superiores a los eventuales efectos adversos. la cifra de menores no acompaÑados que han cruzado la frontera es superior hasta a la conocida hasta el momento. son mÁs de 20,000 niÑos los que estÁn bajo protecciÓn. varios de los asaltos en tamaulipas han quedado registrados en vÍdeos. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna, con patricia janiot. ♪ fÉlix:muy buenas noches. le saluda fÉlix de beudut. un equipo de expertos en los centros de control y prevenciÓn de enfermedadesdio luz verde a la reanudaciÓn de la aplicaciÓn de la vacuna de johnson y johnson. danae: eliminaron la pausa temporal en el uso de la vacuna johnson y johnson luego de que un panel de expertos recomendara reanudar la vacunaciÓn para todos los adultos en medio de la preocupaciÓn por los coÁgulos de sangre. >> tienen que tener en consideraciÓn el riesgo de esta complicaciÓn y llega a hacer una cosa bastante baja en personas que han recibido la vacuna d

& johnson vaccine.e patients who received it developed complex still poorly understood immune system response per their body suddenly stop developing active blood platelets. according to the fda, at least six young women experience this response to the johnson & johnson vaccine, one of them a 45-year-old woman in virginia died of a stroke last month, two weeks after getting the vaccine. another woman who apparently lives in nebraska it is critical condition in a hospital. that's the extent of what we know, the government hasn't told us more so what does it mean exactly, how significant is it? have it happen to or someone you loved, it would be highly significant but here's the context statistically. about 7 million americans have received the johnson & johnson shot so far. we know of six who have developed a blood clotting disorder as a result. by comparison for some context, some version of the birth control pill believed to cause blood clots and one out of every thousand women at a far higher rate, so

the rollout of the johnson and johnson vaccine has been paused in the u.s. europe and south africa after reports of a rare blood clotting and a very small number of people health authorities said they were whole thing the use of the shot while they investigate the cases and that they were doing this out of an abundance of caution the astra zeneca jab was also recently temporarily suspended in some countries after being linked to a rare blood clot. authorities are calling it a short pause the u.s. is johnson and johnson vaccine has hit the same stumbling block as the u.k.'s astra zeneca jab did last month a likely link to a rare and deadly blood clot use of johnson and johnson's janson vaccine has now been halted across the u.s. with health authorities investigating 6 incidents of clotting in younger women one of them fatal. the u.s. developed vaccine uses an adenovirus to trigger immunity the same mechanism as the astra zeneca vaccine janson accounts for roughly 5 percent of vaccines delivered so far in the u.s. . so i had a j. and j. vaccine appointment tod

& johnson. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> still complicated a little bit is that the johnson & johnson situation is that in less than 48 hours, the state will open up eligibility to all californians ages 16 and up. now there are people wondering will there be fewer appointments? cheryl hurd takes a look at how health departments are handling this. >> i didn't wait very long. i got in, got my shot. >> reporter: ralph short got his first vaccination. laura didn't qualify through her insurance. she started searching for a shot on a website and got one. and because had to fly all the way from atlanta to get her second shot. when and how people are getting vaccinate asked what a lot of people are talking about. especially now that the johnson & johnson vaccine had to be put on hold after half a dozen women, who got the shot, developed rare blood clots. governor gavin newsom addressing the supply issue today. >> j&j represents about 4% of our weekly allocation in this sta

>>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air on the johnson & johnson vaccine. late today, a cdc panel of experts leaving the temporary pause in place, saying they need more data. after reports of six women suffering rare blood clots after receiving the shot. one death, one woman in the hospital. the pause affecting thousands of vaccination sites. 1 in 4 locations in the u.s. using that vaccine. and what the head of the white house task force said today about the pfizer and moderna vaccines. >>> also tonight, the former police officer kim potter has now been charged with second degree manslaughter for the deadly shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright. potter allegedly mistaking her gun for her taser. the 26-year veteran was training another officer as this all unfolded. >>> the trial of former police officer derek chauvin tonight. a former chief medical examiner testifying for the defense suggesting underlying health issues were the cause of george floyd's death. >>> news on u.s. troops in afghanistan tonight. president biden revealing today his plans to end amer

recommends pausing the use of the johnson and johnson covert vaccine as it investigates possible links to blood clots company has delayed its roll out in europe. however i'm having my kids eat and this is al jazeera life from doha also coming on day 12 of the derek show over and trial in minneapolis has begun with the defense calling their witnesses in the murder of george for it. iran says it's begun enriching uranium to the highest level so far a day after accusing israel of sabotaging the nuclear sites. by nicholas hawking in cryo in keep bird where the voters are going to be choosing their next members of parliament and one of the top issues is that access to water. another covert vaccine is under scrutiny after a few cases of blood coursing u.s. health authorities have recommended a pause in the use of the single shot johnson and johnson job as it investigates incidents the food and drug administration has stressed this is a precautionary move the company is no delaying its rollout its in europe let's speak night see patrick o'hagan he's standing by outside the u.s. f.d.a. in silv

the cdc cleared the use of johnson & johnson on friday. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7. >>> millions of americans are not getting their second doses of the covid-19 vaccine. new numbers from the cdc show about 8% of americans have missed their second shot. that is about 5 million people which is more than double the rate among people who got vaccinated in the first several weeks of the nationwide campaign. the cdc says their research shows the reasons vary from people who are afraid of side effects to someone feel they are protected enough after getting one shot even though that goes against recommended guidance. for more information about the race to vaccinate, go to abc7.com/vaccine. we have a tracker that shows you how many people have gotten the shot where you live. >>> several deadly police shootings since derek chauvin was convicted of murder last week. this morning a virginia man is in critical condition after being shot by police during a domestic disturbance call. here is what the man's family is saying. >> the family of isa

& johnson, nos habla carolina. >>> tras los cdc y la fda nuevamente aprobar la vacuna johnson & johnsontrada bajo ciertas medidas y con información indicando los posibles riesgos de la vacuna asociados con coágulos de sangre. >>> hasta las 11 de la mañana hemos tenido 140 vacunas pfizer primera dosis, 1703 segunda dosis pfizer y 113 vacunas johnson & johnson. >>> hoy desde temprano llegaron cientos de personas para ver su opción, pero se vio muy poca participación aquí ofrecen la primera y segunda dosis de pfizer. >>> por eso nos pusimos la pfizer. >>> johnson & johnson es una vacuna de una sola dosis, más factible usarla con mayor cantidad de gente. >>>r ecibieron un cuestionario con varias preguntas, entre ellas si es mujer entre 18 y 48 años de edad, firmar una carta de convencimeinto asegurando que fueron notificados sobre los riesgos y reacciones de la vacuna. >>> me dijeron que no pasaba nadaa, si bien existen riesgos, nada más eran pocos, si la dan acá saben habrán problemas sino no lo harían. >>> bueno ahora pasemos a ver el panorama a nivel local, les quiero comentar que todos